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La conquête de l'Amérique I

Ce documentaire raconte le pillage des ressources tel que vécu par les Innus de la Côte-Nord. Ils réclament la reconnaissance de leur droit inhérent à l'autonomie politique et administrative, soutenus par l'anthropologue Rémi Savard, qui expose ses thèses historiques et juridiques.
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Ce documentaire raconte le pillage des ressources tel que vécu par les Innus de la Côte-Nord. Ils réclament la reconnaissance de leur droit inhérent à l'autonomie politique et administrative, soutenus par l'anthropologue Rémi Savard, qui expose ses thèses historiques et juridiques.

Indigenous Peoples in Canada (First Nations and Métis) Politics and Government - Canada History - Canada All subjects
  • director
    Arthur Lamothe
  • producer
    Jean-Marc Garand
  • script
    Arthur Lamothe
    Jean Tessier
  • images
    Jean-Pierre Lachapelle
    Pierre Letarte
    Roger Moride
  • sound
    Claude Beaugrand
    Yves Gendron
  • editing
    Nicole Lamothe
  • sound editing
    André Desrochers
  • sound mixer
    Shelley Craig
  • narration
    Florent Vollant
    Germaine Mestanapeo
    Paule Baillargeon
    Francine Saïa
    Arthur Lamothe
  • music
    Jean Sauvageau
  • participation
    Pierre LeBlanc
    Walter Massey
    Terrence Labrosse
    Jean Richard
    Gilles Lenoir
    Raymond Leroux
    Lucien Marleau
    Rémi Savard

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Ages 12 to 17

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